If the lens is only the plastic bit with the build-up on then yeh. Dont soak any metallic or electricals parts obviously
I need advice...
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Ive had my 20 long for around 15 years, its been through 7 moves 3 broken versa tops 4 substrate changes like 4 different filters, the front pane is all scratched up one corner has a crack in the sealant , the stand is wobbly with a broken sliding door the lights are just shop lights covered in lime scale with cfl bulbs and along with all its memories its mine
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Like the plastic part, here is a photo:
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Doesnt look too bad?? Maybe get some paper towels, soak them in vinegar and leave them on there over night
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And here is the picture of the tank with that light:
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Ok, will do. Hoping it all goes away, so I don’t have to get a new one.
It looks fine to me
Can the coloured LEDs be switched off independently? As in just have the whites on (no blue) etc?
That will hardly affect the amount of light being output. And cosmetic wise, you don't really see that part of the light? The fish do.. but doubt theyre bothered
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Sadly, no. It can go all blue, and then the one you saw. It would look amazing with just white.
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I not only want my fish to be happy, but I want to be happy. [With my tank]
I want it to look good, just like my 10g and 29g.
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Yeah, clown puke gravel is nasty.
Fish are most happy with hardly any light tbh.. but we keep fish cos they're nice to look at, so, theres a bit of a trade off.
I agree. The fish would thrive with just the overhead lights from the room the tank is in, the lights we use are for veiwing the fish, and growing plants
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